From: Jon D. Benson (jbenson@NEUROME.COM)
Date: Thu Apr 22 2004 - 13:45:18 EDT
Jason
Curious, what specific APAR was it that caused havoc with NetBackup. I
have the same environment and I would rather not "learn the hard way" as
you did.
Much appreciated!
-- Jon D. Benson Network Systems Administrator Neurome, Inc. Jason delaFuente wrote: > You can look into what specific filesets are part of the APAR. As a rule we have a sandbox, dev, qa, training, and production environment. Fixes are rolled out in that order so that if a problem does occur it is recognized early on before it is to visible. We also always install in APPLIED mode so that it can be backed out quickly. In the past month we had an issue where the installation of a particular 5.2 APAR caused our Veritas backups through the gigabit ethernet interface to slow to a crawl. We were able to quickly back out and the impact was minimal. We eventually resolved it and started the rollout again. > > Unless a specific problem in our environment is identified along with an APAR that corrects the problem we usually just install fixes with a whole maintenance level install. > > Jason de la Fuente > > >>>>Praveen.Kumar@CAHOOT.COM 04/22/04 11:29AM >>> > > Hi *, > Can someone give me a view of hoe to analyse the impact of an APAR > that would be applied on a system. I understand that this differs from each > application that is running on the server. But in general how do we start > analysing the impact, it would be great if someone can share any of the > existing check lists which you use. > > TIA > Praveen.K > > > ********************* > Internet communications are not necessarily secure and may be intercepted or > changed after they are sent. cahoot does not accept liability for any such > changes. > If you wish to confirm the origin or content of this communication, please > contact the sender using an alternative means of communication. > > This communication does not create or modify any contract. > > This email may contain confidential information intended solely for use by > the addressee. If you are not the intended recipient of this communication > you should destroy it without copying, disclosing or otherwise using its > contents. > > Please notify the sender immediately of the error. > > cahoot is a division of Abbey National plc. > Abbey National plc is registered in England, registered number 2294747. > Registered Office: Abbey National House, 2 Triton Square, Regent's Place, > London, NW1 3AN.
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